Elementary

Big reveal! Irene is Moriarty!

Sherlock names a rare species of bees after Dr. Watson.

Sherlock describes in detail what his life was like after he lost Irene.

Irene/Moriarty visits Holmes in the hospital to check on him...something Holmes was hoping she'd do.

Sherlock learns the shocking truth about Moriarty/Irene.

Irene and the shipping magnate come to an agreement in order to keep his daughter safe.

Now that Irene Adler has been found alive, Holmes tries to figure out what he missed.

Holmes, Watson and Detective Bell stake out a shipping yard and discover some unusual cargo.

Captain Gregson and Detective Bell check out a lead on where the special paint came from and get more then they bargained for.

Detective Bell finds Holmes unconscious on the bathroom floor.

The truth about the murder is revealed.

Sherlock is finally able to talk to Moriarty and finds out what he does and what are his reasons.

While Sherlock and Watson are trying to figure out the murder case, Watson wants to know more about Irene.

Sherlock can't believe his eyes.

Sherlock gets new orders from Moriarty.

Moran sings a jolly song as Sherlock realizes he will attempt suicide, and Moriarty gives Sherlock a ring.

Sherlock and Watson follow a lead, but when a passing train obstructs their view Sherlock takes rapid photos to get what he needs.

Sherlock gives Watson a great compliment as the two wait for a man Sherlock believes may be the hitman for Moriarty.

Sherlock begins to make a connection between the victims and it involves someone's desire to change a museum's landmark status for profit.

Sebastian Moran agrees to talk but only to Sherlock.

Holmes and Watson want to find the prime murder suspect.

Alfredo tries to help Holmes as he continues to refuse the help.

Holmes witnesses a murder.

Holmes breaks down about being sober.

Holmes gets his man.

On the New York set of Elementary, Prop Master Eric Cheripka and Set Decorator Carrie Stewart explain how the smallest details come together to create Sherlock's world.

Director of Photography Ron Fortunato and Visual Effects Supervisor Brad Powell show how observation and illusion help them create the look of Elementary.

Elementary executive producer and creator Rob Doherty along with staff writers explore the mind of their version of Sherlock Holmes and the famous character on which he was based.